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Location
Shot of the Month is a new feature in IMAGINE
We
have instituted
it
because it gives us a more dramatic
opportunity to show off the
versatile,
unique, and mysterious landscapes,
architecture, and varied
locations
available in New England. Plus it gives
IMAGINE an opportunity to honor the great
photographers who work in our region capturing
its
breathtaking
beauty. We plan to present this new feature
every month. You
are
invited to submit your work along with as much
information you would
like
to include, such as your personal bio, a bio-pic,
the equipment and
film
you used and any other information you believe
our readers may like to
have.
Submit your location photos in no less than
300dpi to
publisher@imaginenews.com.
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NOBSKA
BEACH
Kathy
captured this Nobska Beach photo with her 35mm pro
Nikon camera. She
has
been scouting Cape Cod from her Falmouth base for 15
years, searching
for
the those moments revealing nature's artful hand. Her
images are a
composition
of geometry, brilliant color, certain angles of light,
spirit
and
a sense of story. Finding the subject is a fraction of
the effort.
Studying
its gradations of light and seasonal personalities are
another,
demanding
patience and repeat visits for the right moment.
Frisbee's
stock of scenic to portrait images encompasses a wide
range of
subjects
from across Cape Cod, including scenes from the Battle
of Falmouth
Reenactment
held here in 1999, to today's descendants of Cape
Cod's ancient
first
civilization - the Wampanoag - as they dance at their
annual July pow
wow
attended by thousands of people of all cultures, to
honor the ancient
ones
and nature.
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She
is an independent photojournalist, writer and
columnist for two regional
news
groups. Her work has appeared in all media forms
locally and
internationally.
Frisbee was born in Mississippi, has
traveled
extensively and lived on Cape Cod for 18 years. She
studied English
literature
and journalism at The College of William and Mary in
Williamsburg,
VA., and at the University of Colorado. Her work with
the
Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation in market research deepened
her interest in
history
and humanity, which led her to a wide range of
writing, photography
and
public relations projects, from co-producing community
television
programs;
to public relations and planning for the Battle of
Falmouth
Reenactment
in 1999; writing and photographing unique homes,
estates,
artists,
artisans, and a Viking commemoration; filming the
largest Native
American
pow wow east of the Mississippi, and producing a
cultural and
educational
photo exhibit in tribute to Native Americans, which
has been
shown
at the Boston Statehouse. Frisbee works from her home
office in Bourne
along
Buzzards Bay. She may be reached via email: kshrpfrs@gis.net Her
website
is: www.kathysharpfrisbee.com
You
can see samples of Kathy Sharp Frisbee's photo work on
her website and
the
Town of Falmouth photo gallery: www.kathysharpfrisbee.com
and
www.town.falmouth.ma.us/gallery
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Nobska
Beach and vintage lighthouse cottage along
Vineyard Sound
and
Woods Hole Passage. Nobska Lighthouse is
located between Falmouth and
Woods
Hole, overlooking Martha's Vineyard Island.
This lighthouse was
established
in 1828 and is on the National Register of
Historic Places.
Photography
by Kathy Sharp Frisbee C2005
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